The scale of workers actively seeking employment through the Pacific Labor Mobility Scheme is considerable.

The provisional data released by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics states that in November this year, Fiji welcomed 74,748 visitors.

Roadside vendors are seeing an increase in their sales as the demand for pineapple and watermelon as increased due to the hot weather as well as the festive season.

The Ministry of Sugar Industry is taking a firm stance on sugarcane cultivation practices, urging all farmers to abstain from planting unapproved varieties during the upcoming 2023–2024 planting season.

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Animals conducted about 33 clinics across Viti Levu, Beqa and Ovalau providing essential neutering services for the animals in a bid to control the growing stray population in our country.

A significant stride has been made towards the protection and welfare of the members of the waste management community as the Pacific Recycling Foundation in partnership with 4 R Electrical & General Contractors Limited, secured Personal Protective Equipment.

Holders Manchester City will play Copenhagen in the last 16 of the Champions League, while Arsenal face Porto.

The government has stepped in to ensure that referrals by Fijians already engaged in the Pacific Labor Mobility Scheme do not adversely impact those still on the waiting list at the National Employment Center.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua lock forward Isoa Nasilasila is enjoying playing his trade in the rugby arena.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has initiated a comprehensive consultation process with Yavusa members who have been allocated Schedule A land and those who have reserved Schedule B land recently reverted by the government.

The Fiji Amateur Boxing Association has been ticking off boxes this off-season.

Liverpool condemned the damage caused to Manchester United’s bus after a bottle was thrown at it on its way to Anfield ahead of Sunday’s derby.